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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1931
Page
3
Contained garbled testimony and confessions recounts Connor Glans Gonsciunge Gle facing a 15 year sentence with a detailed portrait of his crime and moral stance. The piece notes his education, prison mindset, and statements about his mother and friends as he accepts consequences.
Voters weigh municipal ownership of natural gas amid debate on financing supply and distribution. Officials note proposed private and public options, with a February election to decide the plan and potential impacts on fuel pricing and municipal control.
Dentists will be issued medicinal whisky permits under new regulations. The commission of Prohibition enforcement recommends doctors obtain permits through prescriptions for certain medical uses. The move aligns with harsher enforcement while allowing authorized physicians to prescribe whiskey for patients in need.
A jumble of names and figures details Chrysler life policies totaling about 12 million and mentions various individuals, legal actions, and court-related remarks. The text weaves automotive industry notes with scattered personal anecdotes and charges, including references to church, deacons, resignations, and jail.
San Antonio recreation department shows a woman as field director of women’s athletics for the South Central division of the national recreation association. She outlined responsibilities, demonstrated homemaking tasks, and discussed exercise routines and weaving projects at a Tuesday program.
Family and friends gather in Monterrey for the funeral of J C Deffres, father of eight, with services attended by Joffrey Tens and daughter Sra Margrant Sulas. Survived by relatives including Matlin of the US and Mrs. Csabel Mayes of Monterrey. notices indicate burial arrangements in Tampico area.
Italian Alps patrol from Bardena Ecchta area reported missing after avalanches swept through a remote Alpine outpost. Noncommissioned officers and 16 soldiers believed buried, efforts ongoing to locate survivors and secure the flail outpost.
Washington June 1 The appeal of former interior secretary Albert D Fall from a conviction tied to the Navy va lue restraint case will be reviewed by the Court of Appeals panel. He faces potential prison time and fines as the court weighs the bribery and conspiracy charges connected to the B L Cohen finance case.
Gandhi vows renewed effort for independence as he leaves Bombay for Allahabad to join the All India Congress committee workshop. Reports indicate internal government measures are being opposed and critiqued amid growing national momentum.
In Topeka Kansas, Judge John C. Rollock ruled the federal district had jurisdiction over injunctions in a case where Grand Specialist sought to regain the right to practice law blocked by Kansas state bans on admission and examination. The decision centers on the counterclaims surrounding licensure and the authority of state versus federal courts.
Federal prohibition agents seized property valued at more than five hundred thousand dollars in Kingston New York. Four nurses were missing and the report notes the seizure as the largest in the state since Prohibition began.
Athens reports a rapid flu outbreak affecting schools and public spaces, prompting closures and heightened health warnings. Officials urge visitors to stay home when ill and observe hygiene measures as the epidemic disrupts daily activities.
Mutrar Hicoks, supervisor for Brackenridge municipal course, announces Riverside Park project complete. Thirty five acres will be plowed and reseeded, with opening possible by July 1 and a full opening before September 1 to ensure a good grass start.
An application is filed for three funeral parlor permits at a facility in Fase elrodt van Filedaredoontey, backed by Mr and Mrs Juaz Sanchor. A statement from Louw residents expresses no objection to the streetwork accompanying the request.
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